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How many steps in NIST RMF? - ANS - 6 Name steps of the NIST RMF - ANS - 1) Categorize Info Systems 2) Select Security Controls 3) Implement Security Controls 4) Assess Security Controls 5) Authorize Info Systems 6) Monitor Security Controls What are the layers of COBIT? - ANS - Governance and Management What are the Management layers of COBIT? - ANS - 1) Align, Plan, and Organize 2) Build, Acquire, and Implement 3) Deliver, Service, and Support 4) Monitor, Evaluate, and Assess What ...

What is the primary force for driving privacy? - ANS - Regulation What is Confidentiality? - ANS - Maintains the secrecy and privacy of data "need to know / least privilege" What is Integrity? - ANS - Guarding against improper information modification, exclusion, or destruction "authenticity" What is Availability? - ANS - Providing timely and reliable access to information What is the order of Information Security Risk Management Process steps? - ANS - 1) Context Establishment 2) Ri...

Which of the following is the primary step in control implementation for a new business application? - ANS - D. Risk assessment When implementing an information security program, in which phase of the implementation should metrics be established to assess the effectiveness of the program over time?" - ANS - Either B. Initiation C. Design Data owners are concerned and responsible for who has access to their resources and therefore need to be concerned with the strategy of how to mitigate...

Three common controls used to protect availablity. a) redundancy, backups and access control b. Encryption, file permissions and access controls. c. Access controls, logging and digital signatures. d. Hashes, logging and backups. - ANS - A. Redundancy, backups and access control Governance has several goals including: a. providing strategic direction b. ensuring that objectives are achieved c. verifying that organizational resources are being used appropriately d. directing and monitori...

The internal audit department has written some scripts that are used for continuous auditing of some information systems. The IT department has asked for copies of the scripts so that they can use them for setting up a continuous monitoring process on key systems. Would sharing these scripts with IT affect the ability of the IS auditors to independently and objectively audit the IT function? Select an answer: A. Sharing the scripts is not permitted because it would give IT the ability to ...

A facial disc is a characteristic of the _____. - ANS - owls "When first considered for listing under the ESA, the black-tailed prairie dog was assigned a priority number of_________. " - ANS - 8 "In Louisiana, authorities recently hoped to persuade the public to _________. " - ANS - eat nutria meat By the late 1950's there were roughly_________ nutria in the US. - ANS - 20 million The cost of removing 300 prairie dogs from the Lubbock site was $______ . - ANS - $17,000 The black-tai...

Information system auditors have identified separation of duties in enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. Which of the following is the best way to prevent repetitive configuration from occurring? A. Use a role-based model to grant user access B. Regularly monitor access rights C. Correcting separation of duties D. Reference standard user access matrix - ANS - A. Use a role-based model to grant user access Which of the following should be the most important factor driving a single a...

Who is responsible for imposing an IT governance model encompassing IT strategy, information security, and formal enterprise architectural mandates? - ANS - IT executives and the Board of Directors The party that performs strategic planning, addresses near-term and long-term requirements aligning business objectives, and technology strategies. - ANS - The Steering Committee What three elements allow validation of business practices against acceptable measures of regulatory compliance, perf...

What is the correct movement of the glenohumeral joint during a triceps extension exercise? - ANS - no joint movement The concept that energy is transferred across joints to support voluntary movement is termed __________. - ANS - kinetic chain Which of the following muscles is commonly found to lack proper flexibility; promoting a posterior pelvic tilt as seen in this picture? - ANS - glutes The _________ is the only dual-action muscle of the quadriceps; allowing it to act upon both the ...

The ability of vessels to expand and contract to accommodate blood pressure fluctuations is known as ______________. - ANS - vascular compliance Which of the following actions would have the greatest positive impact on your client's health and well-being? - ANS - quitting smoking Hypertension causes a cascade of events that lead to the blockage of arteries from plaque termed ________. - ANS - atherosclerosis Your client was advised by her physician to begin an exercise program to reduce h...

What term represents the transfer of energy across joints to support voluntary movement? - ANS - Kinetic chain The posterior pelvic tilt seen in this picture, is commonly seen in bilateral leg exercises a result of tight ____________________. - ANS - glutes Ankle dorsi flexion is caused by _________________. - ANS - a concentric contraction of the anterior tibialis When performing biceps and triceps exercises, what joint action should occur at the shoulder? - ANS - no joint movement What...

A client complains about shoulder pain. What should you do? - ANS - stop exercise and go see a doctor A client shows up to session with her purse and no lock, you should.... - ANS - ask the manager for the company policy the systematic effects of exercise include? - ANS - increase oxygen utilization and decrease blood pressure what is relative strength - ANS - the max force muscle can generate in relation to a person's body weight the essential fatty acids a body needs? - ANS - linoleic...

CBT family therapy techniques are least likely to be used with: - ANS - This type of therapy is the least likely treatment for schizophrenia. Drawing from John Bowlby's work, this model emphasizes the importance of healthy attachment at the infant stage of development. It also addresses the need for individuation and differentiation. - ANS - These are key constructs of the Object Relations model of Family Therapy. Note the distractor by the use of Bowlby's Attachment Theory and the Emotio...

What theoretical disciplines influenced the transgenerational models? - ANS - Psychoanalytic and object relations How long does treatment typical last when using a transgenerational model? - ANS - Approximately 2 years (Terms) insight/working through - ANS - Transgenerational models Key terms in Bowenian conceptualization - ANS - Differentiation of self solid-self pseudo-self triangles nuclear family processes family projection process multigenerational transmission process According...

To which of the following structures do the cross-bridges attach during muscle action? - ANS - Actin When throwing a baseball, an athlete's arm is rapidly stretched just prior to throwing the ball. Which of the following structures detects and responds to that stretch by reflexively increasing muscle activity? - ANS - Muscle spindle Which of the occurs during the QRS complex of a typical ECG? i. Depolarization of the atrium ii. Repolarization of the atrium Iii. Repolarization of the ven...

Which of the following changes in muscle length and tension are associated with a muscle spindle and a golgi tendon? A. MS - rapid muscle length change, GT - increase in muscle tension B. MS - decrease in muscle tension, GT - slow muscle length change C. Slow muscle length change, GT - decrease in muscle tension D. MS - increase in muscle tension, GT - fast muscle length change - ANS - A. MS - rapid muscle length change, GT - increase in muscle tension Which of the following control the e...

A skeletal _________is made up of many __________, which contain muscle ___________or muscle ____________ that are multinucleated. Each of these contain _____________which are the primary intracellular structure (cylindar shaped) which make up the _________and contain thick protein filaments called_______and thin protein filaments called_________. Myosin filament contains globular heads called____ - ANS - skeletal muscle is made up of many fascicles, which contain muscle fibers or muscle ce...

Which factors have led to the expansion of medical surgical nursing from traditional acute care facilities to other settings? (Select all that apply.) A. Increases in health-care complexity B. Shortage of registered nurses C. Changes in insurance coverage D. Shortened hospital lengths of stay E. Low salaries for registered nurses in hospitals - ANS - A. Increases in health-care complexity C. Changes in insurance coverage D. Shortened hospital lengths of stay In designing an evidence-ba...

To what structures do the cross-bridges attach during muscle action? - ANS - Actin Which substance regulates muscle actions? - ANS - Calcium Which substance acts at the neuromuscular junction to excite the muscle fibers of a motor unit? - ANS - Acetylcholine Which muscle fiber type is the MOST beneficial for a marathon runner? - ANS - Type I When throwing a baseball, an athlete's arm is rapidly stretched just prior to throwing the ball. Which of the following structures detects and respon...

Why do sedentary ,healthy adults require dietary proteins/amino acids to maintain good health? a. to maintain cellular structure and function b. to prevent diseases such as cancer c. to strengthen bones - ANS - ANSWER: a. to maintain cellular structure and function EXPLANATION: Protein is the primary structural and functional component of every cell in the human body. Dietary proteins are used for growth and development and to build and repair cells; they serve as enzymes, transport carr...